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Members of the tribunal appointed by president Uhuru Kenyatta to probe suspended high court judge Juma Chitembwe have today been sworn in at the supreme court. This follows a recommendation by the Judicial Service Commission which stated that allegations of gross misconduct on the part of a judge erode the faith of Kenyans in the fair administration of justice.
Chitembwe tribunal swear in
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